Standby for heavy rolls…the world is changing as always

Islam’s turmoil from its failing model for its humans, and as led by those religious fascists is serious, and a detractor from other human forces at work.

Their economic numbers and trends are very poor.

If they get the nuke, that is not good for the future of humanity. And even the most liberal peace-at-all-cost types I think are sensing a world war with this fascist minority is becoming unavoidable.

All signs say Europe is more vulnerable to military attack than we, the USA. For my sake, I hope that it correct.

To me, most of the perceived Islamic failure is within the Arab Muslim world community, and no amount of oil within a minority of tribes that have it will change things for the Arab peoples betterment. That decades of long opportunity has passed is a shame.

The path to their future is though the western ideas of universal suffrage, women’s emancipation, and the golden rule (often applied as the “melting pot” idea in any particular nation state). This path can only succeed if led by Arabs in their local area.

Back to heavy rolls, a Navy term.

Many small wars will erupt (take place I would say) in the middle east as Arab populations take charge of their destiny. In the long run, this in good.

The idea that we in the USA can be the self assigned deciders of what is best for this group of today’s failures goes against most American ideals and even self interest. Most of us think the foreigners are not worth one American boy or girl. Let them kill them all themselves in their problems and small wars, we say.

Now for the Heavy Rolls.

The USA should always act in its self interest.

Political debate as to what that means depends.

All the normal frictions between economics, do-goodisms, religion outreach , Hollywood, and even reactionary thoughts to change will come to the front.

The world as I see it will show much eastern invasion of formerly western ideas.

Whether all is this good or bad, I am not sure. But I do know the western approach reinforces success, not failure.